Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-16
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


All announcements for candidates for
the coming fall election will he charged
g. each. cash in advance. This rule Will
be rigidly enforced in every instance.
Mrs. Thomas Reynolds, daughter Of
Mr.. Arch Parker, is now here on a visit TO
her father.
Call on \. /. Jamison for the old ODER
phosphate.
We learn from Strasburg parties that
cards are out for the marriage Of Mr. JOS.
W. Sonner and Miss Annie Crablll. The
happy event will come of Sept. 2Oth.
Call at my warehouse and examine the
celebrated old Hickory Wagon.
A. l.. JAMsON.
A new post Office, called Reliance, has
been established on the old Chapel road,
in Warren county, few miles from Ce-
darville. with Samuel A. Kline as post
master.
See samples Of phosphate at A. L. jam
isop's Baker d Co.'S, Winchester, and
Zen a. Co.'S, Baltimore, before buying.
Mr. Arch Parker had the misfortune to
cut several of the fingers Of his right
hand quite severely while working az
planning mill at the Woodstock Foundry
and Machine Shops, few days ago.
The best drill on earth. So says every
farmer using the Bickford q Huffman
rrain drill. You can see the drill at A.
J.. Jamison's warehouse.
Mr.. Jacob Speaker cf New Market, this
county, set a bear trap in the Massanutton
mountain. and on last Sunday on going to
examine it found that he had caught a
large bear.
Don't buy your fertilizers without see
ingA.L. Jamison His prices are surely
rock bottom.
Grant Allen promises 10 describe in the
forth coming number Of The american
MAGAZINE some Of his household treasures,
which he hesltates to display before a
cold-hearted English public.
For sale privately a splendid five acre
lot lying within the corporate limits OF
Woodstock. Call on Hugh G. OFT, Wood
stock, Va. H.
The impression has gotten out that the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
will expend large sum Of money 10 re-
palring the road, suppantlng the wooden
bridges with fine iron work, &c.
Don't allow agents to deceive you
am the only agent in this end Of the coun
~ selling the genuine old Maryland Aka
line These cheap alkalines will not Civ
you crop. H. - '""'''"'
Many Of our farmers have commenced
emitting off their corn through this
section. The yield will not be neal
40 heavy a. was anticipated few week
ago The dry weather has played smasl
with everything.
Mrs. Lucinda HOshodr, widow OF ID
1ota prof. s. K. Hoshour. died at Can
bndge City. Ind, on August 18th, aged
wears She was born in New Market Uni
county, and had many connections u
Shenandoah and Augusta.
A very reliable gentleman informs
that during late visit TO Lost klVe'
Hardy county, W. Va, he saw a large oa'
which had Just been caught out Of u
above named stream. that upon beng Gu
onen was found to contain a good size
comprehend snake.
On Monday night the southbound wa!
fraigbt had three cars thrown from u
track and one of them turned over DOW
the bank. No one was hurt but tne tra'
was DELAYED for some hours and trafhc
all kinds suspended for the same ieng'
of time.
NJ, Hunter winkley, OF Winchester
va Young employee of the main line Q
the B. & OR. R., was caught wiilie ooul
linz car.. near Martinsburg, one day la
at and had number Of ribs broke
and was so otherwise injured as to eau
his death in short time.
The famous Willow Spout Spring.
Augusta county, has gone dry much
tbe regret of many of the old people
chat section. More than one of the POI
foot.sore and thirsty Confeds who dram
Of the pure water that gushed from ia
living willow, will hear Of this drying q
18th regret.